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Fallen Tree / Debris Shelter wIf you cannot reach bare ground in snow, build a Surviving can be uncomfortable, even painful, USE RIDGE POLE AND If you utilize this survival kit in an actual survival atat ttimes,imes, bbutut ddiscomfortiscomfort oorr ppainain wwillill nnotot kkillill wUseUse treetree bboughs,oughs, leavesleaves oorr ppineine nneedles,eedles, ddebris,ebris, BRANCHES AS ALTERNATE platformplatform ooff llogsogs ((greengreen aarere bbest)est)